That will handle your heating and cooling, especially if you are using electric resistance heating. 

No need for me to rehash all that, but in a nutshell: getting an appreciated asset out of a corporation - for whatever reason you may have to do that - can be very painful.2 points on this (just can't resist those bullet points): Some of the links are dated, so the info is no longer entirely accurate.

No elec means no gas out of ground, no freezer foods, no groceries to be bought due to cash resisters not working, etc, etc, etc.

Just wondering if anyone has heard of pipes freezing or other weather related problems at quarter car washes with this brutal winter we have had?

I had resisted for a while, but once I started, I was hooked.

At cap rates over 25%, it's hard to resist these deals.

If I bought a property with 5% down and put 15% in the bank as cash reserves I will be much better able to weather any future market or cashflow fluctuations than the investor who puts 20% down and has minimal cash reserves.

Weather here has been nuts.

Partially due to lots of corporate events, the biggest being Salesforce/Dreamforce in Oct - in addition to good weather at this time of year.I have a friend who rented out a ROOM in a SHARED apartment in SOMA for $275/night during Dreamforce, so pricing during events is big.

Could be caused by cold weather, or the lock was defective to begin with?